Clean-Up Drive to Reach Climax Sunday
The Clean-Up Drive continues with a prize wardrobe for a recipient and a Saturday work day for children, school crews, and Boy Scouts to clear streets for Sunday collection. Free theater matinee tickets await younger participants, funded by theater managers and local unions. Public dumps in Big Barre Walkerville and adjacent wards will be fed by crews from designated districts as disposal plans proceed.
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Montana
Manaren
Rialto-Amerean-Montana
Butte
International Association of Theatrical
Big Barre
Walkerville
Vile
Hub
Addicate
Scandinavians Sponsor Spring Social by Fraternity Bowling Teams
Auto lodges of the Scandinavian fraternity host a belated spring social at 9 with a program of vocal selections and an oil exhibition directed by Mrs Signild Yeager. A Smorgasbord concludes the event served in the dining room, with committee members listed.
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Jane Harrington
Acc
Dorene Dem- Ppalig
Fred Leng
Signild Yeager
Marie Hansen
Hattie
Local Clean-Up Drive Expands in Butte Area
Announcement Friday says Audconfia Gop per Mining crews will sweep the Boulevard area and nearby neighborhoods including Meaderville Hast Butte McQueen Floral Park Home Atherton Race Trail and East Site on Sunday. Directors urge more trucks and invite offers by calling (711 Clean-Up nendqmecers from Montana Standard in Butte Anaconda Saturday Morning May 15 1948.
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jDaxter
Meaderville
Hast Butte
McQueen
Floral Park
Home Atherton
Race Trail
Audconfia Gopper Mining Company
Verties
Montana Standard
Butte-Anaconda
Scientific Research in Livestock Industry Discussed
Speakers from 12 Montana auction markets cited last year sales of nearly 500000 cattle as Fred A Willson explained bull indexing and F A Ralston discussed extension service results for farmers and ranchers. W A D Ewart described pending agricultural legislation and urged stockmen to study it.
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Montana
Fred A. Willson
F. A. Ralston
Extension Service
Tay R. Woodward
Miles Oily
United States Range Livestock Experiment Station
W. A. D'Ewart
Wilsall
W. J. Butler
Helena
M. J. Cook
Washington
D. C
USDA
Production and Marketing Administration
W. J. Cashmore
Congress
Wowart
Senate
Bil
D'Gwart
Bureau of Agricultural Conservation
Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Jthe Agricultural Observation Service
Hope Bil
Wileall
Hans
Agriculture Department
Department of Interior
D'Ewart
President Stuns UN Delegates Amid Palestine Trusteeship Debate
The United Nations faced sharp clashes as the US backed a Palestine trusteeship concept and Fawzi derided four weeks of assembly work as a sham. Guillermo Belk and Warren Austin criticized or weighed in on the scene as delegates reacted with disbelief and some continued chamber sessions amid the vote on a Jerusalem trusteeship plan.
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Celine Prom
United Nations
Palestine
United States
Re Assembly
Fawzi
Assembly
Fanni
Guillermo Belk
Washington
Soviet Union
Poland
Warren R. Austin
Peles
Jerusalem
Girl Scouts Honor Mothers Tea in Philipsburg
Mothers were honored at a Mother’s Tea hosted by the Girl Scouts at the American Legion hall. The program featured piano solos, vocal selections by junior and senior troops, readers, and a closing number. Tea, cookies, and carnations for each mother concluded the event, with several mothers noted as readers.
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Philipsburg
Seaf Ard Frator
American Legion Hall
Joan Kaiser
Frances Superneau
Tawi Page
Patsy Schneider
Sharron Byrnes
Josa Kaiser
Judy Pearson
Kay Horrigan
Velvia James
Loretta Owsley
Dalnres Berthoud
Joan Jarvi
Elmonga Helmark
Simmsters
Solon
Ann Broman
Lois Pilkington
Norma Jean Sichveland
Lorraine Forgett Parm
Susan Forsgette
LaVerne Gralamsang
Trilby Horrigan
Carol Bowmen
Norma Sichveland
Lorraine
Forgette
Reba
Moody
Ant Bromas
Wrilby Horrigan
Susan Forgette
Lorraine Porgett
Trilbe Horrigan
Pives
Uelen Neobilt
Reone Serbhoud
Francs Owsley
Senior Class Play Is Presented at Granite High School
The senior class play Lights Out was presented at Granite Court High School auditorium Tuesday evening and enjoyed by a large audience. Cast included Nellie Dennis Martha Manning Shirley Shepherd Harold Lundgren Margaret Berthoud Marion Wickberg James Kistle Donald Nicolaysen Irene Lowney Lauis Karkanen and James Gillies with Darene Aleksich promoted for the day.
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Granite Courts High School
Nellie Dennis
Martha Manning
Shirley Shepherd
Harold Lundgren
Margaret Berthoud
Marion Wickberg
James Kistle
Donald Nicolaysen
Irene Lowney
Lauis Karkanen
James Gillies
Darene Aleksich
Winners Announced in Poster Contest By Legion
PHILIPSBURG May 14 Judge ing has completed for the poster contest sponsored by the American Legion with winners named Seventh and eighth grades notable. First place went to Ann Breeman, second to Shirlee Moran, and Marian Tonley earned honorable mention. Fifth and sixth place went to Jimmy Mazza first, Dolores Carey second, and Patsy Schneider honorable mention. Judges were Mrs. Bryan Aynes, Mrs. Harry Hannifen, and Mrs. Hugh McDonald. Visit in Missoula PHILIPSBURG May 14 Mr and Mrs Harry Hannifen spent Mother’s Day visiting in Missoula with son Per shing Hannifen and family. Mrs Pershing Hannifen returned with them, visiting here with daughter Sandra at the Hannifen home.
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Missouba Philipsburg
oMys
Harry Hannifen
Missoula
Pershing Hannifen
Sandra
Boy Hides in Closet and Dies in Tenement Fire
In New York a two and a half year old boy, J hehsel Golon, hid in a closet and perished in a fire started by his older brothers Michael and Joseph while playing with matches in a tenement. Their mother Bene dicta and six other families escaped unharmed as flames spread through the room.
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New York
U.P
J Ehsel Golon
Michael
Joseph
Benedicta
United Shas Surpasses Thousand Miles of Surfaced Highways
United Shas reports over a thousand miles of surfaced highways completed with new paving in the latest infrastructure push. Officials highlight expanded routes improving regional transport and economic access for communities and industries.
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United Shas
Plane wrecks claim multiple lives across regions
Reports describe the discovery of the body of 28-year-old Lady Ington near Privas in southern France after a thunderstorm crash killing her husband, a Hartington Marquess, and noting her relation to US Rep Kennedy. In Arabia a B 28 crash near Dhahran leaves nine dead and one survivor. A Sabena DC 4 disappears on its Congo route with 26 passengers and six crew. fate of all aboard unknown.
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Ladyington
Neunide
Privas
Hartington
France
United States
Dotur Kennedy
Mass
Latiii Arabia
Dhahran
Chahran
Purstenfeldbruck
United States Air Forces
Leopoldingian Congo
Fa Bru
Grew
Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
A duplicate bridge session at 215 North Marin had seven tables. In north-south, four pairs tied for first on 76: Mrs. Gabe Onpenhrhner with Mrs. Gus Weinstock and Mrs. L. B. Anderson with Mrs. Margaret White. Theo Simons and Mrs. Margaret Freudenfeld were third on 172. East-west victors were Mrs. FP. EK Mueller with Mrs. 3. K. Seringstad on 6% and Mrs. Louis Duble with Mrs. B. Weltch at 67% with Mrs. Leo Carter and Mrs. W. J. Meloney also 67. Reservations by calling 23973 or 1877. US city residents use about 127 gallons daily per capita.
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North Marin
Gabe Onpenhrhner
Gus Weinstock
L. B. Anderson
Margaret White
Theo Simons
Margaret
Freudenfeld
FP. Ek, Mueller
3. K
Serings
U S Recognizes Jewish State Amid Israel Move
A U S recognition of Israel drew mixed reactions as hundreds watched the ceremony in Washington near the embassy district. The White House said U S aid to peace in the region would continue and the arms embargo policy remained under review, with diplomats weighing Soviet reactions and potential shifts in regional strategy.
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Israel
Washington
Grayistong
Em ‘Bassy
Jewish ‘Agency
Americn
Iit
Middle East
United States
Whitt House Te
Holy Land
Triumnan
United States policy sparks Jewish praise and Arab opposition
The article notes that US recognition policy would win Jewish acclaim yet provoke Arab enmity. Arabs oppose the UN partition plan and demand a federal Holy Land government with both Jewish and Arab units. The piece also states there are about 36 native wild grape species in the United States.
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Middle East
United States
United Nations
Holy Land
Uniteds States
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Pat Rooney
Spaghetti
Laury Bartoletti
Bill’s Drive
Lloyd’s
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Marteaner
Boog’s
Les Johnston
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Harrison Ave
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Bulte
Pierze Pierzoni
Brad War
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Montaos
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Prap
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Greeny Cafe
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American Legion
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Harry Moncazalli
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Ed Williams
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Marths Neresom
Martha Marshall—Piano
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Sax
Bill Boast
Eagles’ Hall
All Eagles
Ed Bowman
Art Green
Savoy
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Victory All Stars
BI Resch
Lem Gysaght
Dhivis
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